Some characterize New York City on Christmas as “dead.” To me, it feels very much alive.
Savoring Silence’s Warm Embrace
For the first time in months I am alone, and for the first time in almost a year I am wrapped in a cocoon of silence.
The Service of Silence
Thomas Merton says our service to the world might be simply to keep a place where there is no noise, where people can be silent together. Some reflections.
The Gift in Losing Power
Losing power is often seen as a negative event. But the gift in losing power is in what we gain.
Getting Real About What’s Happening Right Now
In a time of a global sacred pause, the noise is louder than ever. Real talk, a rant, and some wisdom about what’s going on right now.
The End of Busy?
Shelter in place orders seem to give us the space we crave, but whether it will bring an end to busy is up to you.